The Untold Story of Christianity in Morocco

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• JA

  @jamiek1714 · 1 year ago (edited)

  A Korean Canadian Christian here.<br>Thank you brothers and sisters for sharing this. The comments here are especially beautiful.<br>May God richly bless you all.<br>Christ is truly the only One who reaches every nation. It will keep happening until His Return.<br>Although we have great freedom here in Canada, the Christians in North Korea are suffering horrible. Yet they keep believing and God is helping them.

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• HE

  @heartoear · 1 year ago

  I’m a Christian immigrant in Moroccoand I’m finding it hard to find fellow true believers but this video showed me that it not always what I think 😊I pray to meet us with a Moroccan Christian on day 🙏🏾

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• SJ

  @sjappiyah4071 · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MHCSDLC915U&amp;t=686">11:26</a> “True Christianity doesn’t wipe out culture, it enters culture and wipes out sin” Yo that’s a BAR

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• MA

  @maroi7081 · 1 year ago

  Christian moroccan here 🙏🏽❤️ God bless you all

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• PE

  @Peregrin3 · 1 year ago

  I live in the south of France and our bus driver is a Christian from Morocco who was raised Muslim but became Christian when he had a dream about Jesus.😊

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• M0

  @m0xiemaids · 1 year ago (edited)

  I&apos;m a Christian from Morocco, I still live here too, I not yet 18 but I have studied scripture very well. There&apos;s nothing else to do than pray, this country does not tolerate Christians well, even if they say they do.<br>Edit: I appreciate the kind words from everyone, may the Lord be with you all.

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• RA

  @Rain_nyambura · 1 year ago

  I’m a catholic but I must say it’s quite sad that the Amazigh &nbsp;people got stripped of their identity

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• SL

  @sleeplesshead602 · 1 year ago

  I am an ex muslim from Indonesia. As I grow old and to see my country shifting to more conservative muslim, our traditions slowly disappear and being replaced by hijab niqab. It is saddening me to see the country lost its identity, although many claim it&apos;s because they just want to follow the religion. However, this change doesn&apos;t happen in one night. People grow conservative every day because they think islam is the best and government pushes it to the people. Compare to Morocco, maybe Indonesia is still okay regarding the religion change. I convert to christianity, yet I never changed my religion status in my ID card because I would get discrimination from the government. It&apos;s different story if a non muslim converts to islam, they&apos;ll get compliment. What I believe is islam never gives you freedom, especially as a woman. <br>Your statement about christianity really reflects our faith in Jesus. Thank you for this video. I hope everyone who is seeking God, may be led to Jesus at the end. He is the only way.

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• ST

  @Stache_McHobbs · 1 year ago

  I&apos;m not Christian, but these videos are so well done, and there is something inspiring hearing all these stories of Christians from around the world.

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• QU

  @quqjd1hd · 1 year ago

  Christian Moroccan amazigh here, thnx for making us visible

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• BR

  @braedynhoward3644 · 1 year ago

  I just spent several months studying in Morocco... and while it has many issues regarding religious freedom, I have to say that of all the Islamic countries, it has the most potential to change. Because of its multicultural, multilingual, and multi-religious history, in recent decades, the government and crown have been consistently pressured by the Moroccan people to ease up on the meshing of religion and state and on the enforcement of more traditional and oppressive enforcement of Islam. Compared to Iran, Saudi Arabia, and other Islamic countries, Morocco is much more relaxed in terms of what Islamic principles it enforces. For example, alcohol can be bought (cultural pressure keeps Muslims from drinking in this case). Additionally, I met many Moroccans who wish to reform Moroccan society and Islam itself to be more open to other religions and freedoms of expression. My Moroccan professors are working towards these goals. And many Moroccan Muslims are more &quot;liberal&quot;, in the sense that they reject the oppressive traditions of Islam and welcome those who are different from them. I even met many young people who don&apos;t adhere to Islam whatsoever. So, while more traditional Muslims and many of those in power within Morocco are clinging to old Islamic principles with everything they have, the pressure over the past century from Morocco&apos;s many diverse peoples has forced them to make slow but steady changes for the better. Especially compared to other Islamic countries. The people of Morocco are open to Christians, and I believe that if the church continues its work, eventually, Christianity will become legal and culturally accepted in Morocco.

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• HE

  @heavenly_x · 1 year ago

  Orthodox Moroccan here ❤

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